Tehran awaits US reply on Hormuz deal as crude rises
Iran expects a US response today on its Hormuz proposal; oil prices climb again.
Gold, crude oil, industrial metals and agricultural products: supply and demand, inventories and geopolitical risk.
Iran expects a US response today on its Hormuz proposal; oil prices climb again.
State Street sees gold potentially dipping to $4,000 on rate fears but still targets $5,000 within six months.
Tax-exempt red diesel is being considered by the White House to lower fuel prices as an alternative to a diesel export ban.
Iranian FM Araqchi hopes to receive US final answer via Qatari mediators by Tuesday, as mediation becomes more serious.
Iran discussed proposals with Qatari mediators for US; Hormuz reopening tied to Supreme Leader's conditions.
Trump denied an Axios report on Iran sanctions relief as a hoax, adding market uncertainty ahead of mediated talks.
Gold breaks below key channel support; a failed rally above 4,200 leads to position size reduction.
Crude finished a volatile session modestly higher, with supply fears trumping hopes of a US-Iran breakthrough after Trump dismissed the Hormuz proposal.
Goldman Sachs analysis finds a US diesel export ban would initially lower diesel prices but eventually raise gasoline prices and disrupt global markets.
Aragchi's New York stay was not extended; he met mediators, but the US did not accept their proposal and offered nothing constructive. Oil rose on the report.
Iran's foreign minister meets mediators in New York; oil and yields react as diplomacy continues after Trump's rejection.
Oil prices fell on reports of a possible resumption of US-Iran talks focused on an amended version of the seven-day Hormuz proposal.
Oil rose after Trump rejected Iran's proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and threatened more bombing.
Gold fell after Trump rejected Iran's proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and signalled renewed bombing after the midterms.
Gold and silver lost about $1.05 trillion in combined market value on Monday amid rising expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike.